Added PowerShell script for downloading and combining ISO from Windows

[MilkshakesZA]

I'm a windows user, and my MacBook did not come with a working OS when i bought it, so I wrote the script so I could make the ISO from my daily machine, but I figured it may help someone else out with a similar niche problem to me.

Change:
Replicated iso.sh functionality in a PowerShell script.
Attempted to add the population of variables to the CI for this script as well, i used a sloppy copy paste of the existing replace, please scrutinize this in particular.

Test :
Script in operation:

Above output file was was burned using Balena and successfully installed on my 2019 MacBook pro

[AdityaGarg8]

Ah I was thinking of making something for windows. Thanks!

[AdityaGarg8]

I would prefer it to be in .cmd though since afaik Windows doesn't allow running random powershell scripts by default.

[MilkshakesZA]

I would prefer it to be in .cmd though since afaik Windows doesn't allow running random powershell scripts by default.

You are correct, i had no idea, I always pry the built in admin accounts from windows anyway, ill whip a .bat version quick and test that.

[MilkshakesZA]

@AdityaGarg8 i have created a batch version of the script, i haven't tested installing this image on a mac, but the checksum is valid.

[AdityaGarg8]

Isn't it able to merge the ISOs while downloading like in bash?

[MilkshakesZA]

Isn't it able to merge the ISOs while downloading like in bash?

It is... i didn't realize how similar bash and batch were...

[AdityaGarg8]

Remove the powershell script. I don't really want to handle multiple scripts. Also, use curl -#L

[AdityaGarg8]

I also think -A isn't needed. Atleast the Linux script doesn't use -A.

[RishonDev]

Wouldn't it be replaced with either of the GUI downloaders?

After all (theoretically atleast) have Windows support.

[AdityaGarg8]

I would keep the scripts as well. Easy to maintain, least CPU usage and they just work well.